... in set form to blame the Whigs for havingforced them to pass Peel's Bill. In the last number of Blackwood's Magazine, the writer says, Many and grievous were the evils (almost all the consequences of the changes the Whigs bad forced upon Government) ...

... system was invented and launched by the Whigs, its flimsy sails were set out by the Tories, and, at the suggestion certainly of the Whigs, they were a little reefed by the Tories in 1819; it is now fitly and fully in Whig hands, and is lurching with every breeze ...

... system was invented and launched by the Whigs, its flimsy sails were set out by the Tories, and, at the suggestion certainly of the Whigs, they were a little reefed by the Tories in 1819; it is now fitly and fully in Whig hands, and is lurching with every breeze ...

... abate them? What heroic remedy . can be devisad the Globe cannot say. Abate the Joint-Stook Banks, Globe! The fact is, the Whigs are too much wound up in the fate of Joint-Stock Banks themselves to dare any such thing; .and it will require more heroism ...

... abate -them ? What heroiciremedy can ibe devised the Globe cannot say. Abate the Joint-Stock Banks, Globe! The fact is, :the Whigs are too much wound up in the fate of Joint-Stock Banks themselves to dare anysuch thing; and it wvill require more heroism ...

... abate them? What heroic remedy can be devised the Globe cannot say. Abate the joint-StockBanks. Globe ! The fact is, the Whigs are too much woound up in the fate of Joint-Stock Banks themselves to dare any such thing; and it will require more heroism ...

... abate them?. What heroic wemedy:can be devised the Globe cannot say. Abate the Joint-Stock Banks, Gaele . ?? fact is, the Whigs are too much wound up in the fate.of Joint-Stock Banks thernselves.to dare any such thing; and it will requie more heroism ...

... RADICALS AT.LAMBETH.. 0 In consequence of: the 'resolution' of' confidence in e his Majesty's Miaisters,'passed at: th' great Whig Meeting aon Monday night -last, at' the Horns Tavern, K6ehnington, e and of the refusaibof that Meeting to hear any amendments ...

... for the nonsense which the Whig press has been playing upon the people for these four or five months without ceasing. It was worth having this requisition got up, if only for the result'; for we firmly believe that the Whigs have given no counten- ance ...

... i~V dqoi'd'd that 'parties hihnlududi 6 the last assizii ?? . 't .j , i.t 1 , , f : ?? ?? . 1t $iin the. operaiiba ?? ati' Whig P ~ ~ii~ n~tit LeicestWr 00a 'a~n~ng ?? Ra~da'lAl ?? ...

... readers will perceive, he would have the Government do as little as possible that may tend to accelerate and aggravate it. The Whigs and heare, in fact, together on this point, and hence, tat large majority of the House, which decided ..that the inquiry should ...

... readers will perceive, he, would have the Government do as little as possible that may'tend to accelerate and aggravate it. The Whigs and he' are, in fact, together on this point, and 'hence, that large majority of the' House, which decided that the inquiry ...